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Class: Gastropoda. 11 specimens. Off white and pale pink spire shells with relatively flat whorls and well defined lineal ridges. Pointed at apex.

Class: Gastropoda. 2 specimens. Off white and semi translucent with spiralling pale brown bands. Conical and pointed. R.Rs identification is incorrect in this case.

Class: Gastropoda. 3 specimens, very small, thin, white. 3 body whorls. Can be found in the intertidal zone in pools as well as in the sublittoral zone.

Class: Gastropoda. 6 specimens. White or sand coloured, spires with flat whorls and pointed apex. Glossy. Occasionally slightly curved at the top of the spire but these example are all straight.

Class: Gastropoda. 3 specimens. White and conical with a slightly more bulbus basal whorl. Defined linear ridges. Can be found on stones and shell sand in the sublittoral.

Class: Gastropoda. 4 specimens. 2 of which are contained within their own capsules. White and conical with defined whorls and crosshatched ridging.

Class: Gastropoda. 2 specimens. Pale orangey-brown, conical shells with pointed apex. Mostly flat whorls with visible linear ridges.

Class: Gastropoda. 6 large specimens. White and quite sea worn but still with visible ridges. Some also still have a slight purple tinge to their apertures.

Class: Gastropoda. 8 specimens. Smaller sepcimens and with a wider variety of colours. Ranging from greyish-purple, brown and white. They are also considerably thinner than those in box 1.

Class: Gastropoda. banded with orange or red varying widths of spiralling stripes. Found on many rocky shores and in the sublittoral.